Sarver Hotel Guide - Hotels with Pool in Sarver, Pennsylvania

"Room was clean. Staff was overly friendly and helpful. Breakfast was solid. Bar had cold beer. Stay there anytime we head to Pittsburgh. You should too!"

"Breakfast was warm and served fresh. The hotel gave the adults in the room a free drink coupon, and offered free snacks in the evening. The hotel was very clean, and offered a pool, hot tub, gym, and tables on the rooftop to sit and relax. Very close to Point Park, PPE, and Heinz Field. Also walking distance to restaurants. It was a very nice stay and experience. "

"Room old and dirty. Not sure if all the rooms were this way but 1502 is in need of an update and good cleaning. Will not be going back."

"This was the perfect place to stay while we were in town to see the Detroit Red Wings play the Pittsburgh Penguins at PPG Paints Arena. We parked overnight at US Steel Tower Garage (44 Bigelow Ave), which was right across from the hotel, and then could easily walk to the hotel from there. We then walked 5 mins to the arena to see the game. The hotel was quiet and very clean, the bed was comfortable and the staff was friendly. It was a nice stay and the suite we stayed was a great place to hang out for the evening. We did not get breakfast or dinner but there is a restaurant on site. I highly recommend this hotel and hope to stay here again. "

"Clean room, great breakfast, helpful and friendly staff "

"We loved the layout of the room. Kitchen was useful. Rugs, couch and mattress were stained but rest of room clean. Furniture worn. All normal wear and tear. Sadie was SOOO helpful and rest of staff really nice."

"The breakfast was good, they had yogurt/parfait ingredients, eggs, sausage, cereal, variety of bread choices including donuts. I liked it. Rooms were clean and amenities are solid. Pool and gym etc."

"Nice room. Good bar and breakfast area."

"Absolutely gorgeous hotel. Incredibly clean and quiet, and all around amazing. My only complaint is that the "bouncer" for the speakeasy was rude. He at one point told the lady next to me that we needed to "calm down" because we were laughing. It was saint Patrick's day weekend and the other guests in there were louder than we were, we just happened to be sitting near the doors. He also practically shoved me out of my seat when new customers came in and I was trying to say goodnight to a friend. "